[QUOTE=Ban Births;1999350]what do you mean everything is wrong with that picture? It looks fine to me.
I’m going to have to go to a game with you next time I visit.[/QUOTE]
Guess it was more me being picky, high ISO on the wide angle never turns out well. And hell yeah I’ll take you to a game when you’re visiting!
We are, sort of.
Together we’re trying to rid the world of ‘pro’* photographers with crappy attitudes, sub par work and ridiculous prices. :giggle:
Probably not until I leave here in 2 years. :-/
[QUOTE=Integreddy2;1999447]What are we to you?! Just a piece of meat?! Call us out by name! lol, jk jk. Dude, your pictures are amazing. I can’t say it enough. Alaska seems like a place I need to be in. It looks very stress - free.
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You would think. My job is KILLING me. If I didn’t work out so much I’d have gone off the deep end and killed someone by now. (serious)
[QUOTE=theDude;1999651]We are, sort of.
Together we’re trying to rid the world of ‘pro’* photographers with crappy attitudes, sub par work and ridiculous prices. :giggle:
This is true. Also, owning an SLR doesn’t make you a semi-pro photographer, a semi-pro is someone who makes money off of it, but it’s not the majority of their income. I see sooo many people calling themselves semi-pro’s who’ve never had a paid gig. I also don’t think shooting for friends/families count, paid or not.
TheDude is definitely in the Semi-Pro level, by definition, and takes well into the pro level photos.
Me, I’m working on the semi-pro thing.
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Me, I’m working on the semi-pro thing.[/QUOTE]
All you need are the paid gigs, your images quality speaks for itself.
Testing out the 70-200mm @ f/2.8. Initially I was concerned that it wasn’t very sharp and even front focused a bit @ 2.8, but my concerns are disappearing.
shitty pic only meant to test sharpness and focus.
Didn’t do an amazing job at cropping but oh well 
some random new ones
A different kind of Bulldozer
Bulldozer is lookin’ wicked man… you’re really tempting me to get an english mastiff now… 
Mountains are lookin’ wicked man… you’re really tempting me to get a hot wife now…
Yeah, he’s growing so freaking fast, like 20+ lbs a month. I expect he’ll surpass 100lbs in a couples months if he keeps this up and he’s only 4 months old…well, 5 months next week.
You should get one, they’re awesome. They looooove their family and are very protective over them, but it takes a lot to make them bite so you don’t have to worry about them snapping at a stranger and the proceeding law suits; They use their size to protect you. Also beware they like to cuddle on the catch with you. by cuddle I mean lay on top of you. That should be interesting when its 200+lbs.
You definitely should. I can’t recommend it enough.
haha just using my point and shoot at the beach over the summer, posted cause it thought it was funny you took such a similar picture.
My buddy’s and my cars
LOL nice… Unfortunately i only have a small townhouse so it’ll have to wait till i own a house with a yard… And as for cuddling on the couch… I’m fine with that… and i’m sure at 200 lbs he’ll just rest his head…
I don’t know, I’ve read that they will try to lay their whole body on you. LOL.
If I’m sitting on the floor Dozer will sit his butt in my lap, it’s hilarious. If I’m laying on the floor he just walks up and drops on me.
Yards are required because Mastiff’s aren’t meant to be outside dogs and don’t need a whole lot of exercise. They get depressed if they’re left outside all day or kept away from ‘their family’.
But I understand not wanting to fill a small house with a huge dog.
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haha just using my point and shoot at the beach over the summer, posted cause it thought it was funny you took such a similar picture.[/QUOTE]
Nice DOF and colors.
Wow, very nice and sharp!
7 months already… time freakin’ flies.
cute kid. I love seeing babies smile
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You should get one, they’re awesome. They looooove their family and are very protective over them, but it takes a lot to make them bite so you don’t have to worry about them snapping at a stranger and the proceeding law suits; They use their size to protect you. Also beware they like to cuddle on the catch with you. by cuddle I mean lay on top of you. That should be interesting when its 200+lbs.[/QUOTE]
lol… for a second, i thought you were talking about hot wives, then i saw 200lbs